2020–21 Toronto Raptors season

The 2020–21 Toronto Raptors season was the 26th season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The 2019–20 Raptors finished the season with a 53–19 record (in a shortened season due to the COVID-19 pandemic), and lost in the Conference Semifinals to the Boston Celtics.

2020–21 Toronto Raptors season
Head coachNick Nurse
General managerBobby Webster
PresidentMasai Ujiri
OwnersMaple Leaf Sports & Entertainment
ArenaAmalie Arena[1][2]
Results
Record27–45 (.375)
PlaceDivision: 5th (Atlantic)
Conference: 12th (Eastern)
Playoff finishDid not qualify
Stats at Basketball-Reference.com
Local media
TelevisionTSN
Sportsnet

For the 2020–21 season, the Raptors played a shortened 72-game season, as the season start was delayed until December. The Raptors needed a temporary home arena as a result of travel restrictions placed by the Canadian government due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On November 20, the Raptors announced that they would be beginning the 2020–21 season at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, (the home of the National Hockey League's Tampa Bay Lightning); they also considered the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville (home of the Nashville Predators), the KeyBank Center in Buffalo (home of the Buffalo Sabres), the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, the Prudential Center in Newark (home of the New Jersey Devils), or the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville (home of the Louisville Cardinals).[3][4] This would be the first season since 1995 (prior to the expansion of the Raptors and Vancouver Grizzlies) not to have NBA regular-season games played in Canada following the Raptors' announcement on February 11, 2021 that they will finish the 2020–21 season in Tampa, as a result of further border restrictions. It was also the first time since 2007 an NBA team has been temporarily displaced from their home city since the New Orleans Hornets were relocated to Oklahoma City due to the damage inflicted by Hurricane Katrina on stadiums in 2005. With a few exceptions, the Raptors played home games behind closed doors for the duration of the season. As with the Toronto Blue Jays (and unlike the Hornets) the Raptors did not change their geographical name on account of their temporary re-location.

The Raptors struggled with injuries throughout the season. On May 10, the Raptors were eliminated from playoff contention, ending their seven-year playoff streak and suffered their worst record since the 2011–12 season.[5] This was the first season under Nurse where the Raptors missed the playoffs.

This was the final season as a Raptor for longtime point guard and six-time NBA All-Star Kyle Lowry, who signed with the Miami Heat in August 2021.[6]

Draft
Main article: 2020 NBA draft
Round Pick Player Position Nationality College
1 29 Malachi Flynn PG USA San Diego State
2 59 Jalen Harris SG USA Nevada

The Raptors held one first-round pick and one second-round pick in the draft. Because the Raptors had the second-best record in the league, their selections were made at 29th in the first and second round, respectively. With the 29th pick, they selected Malachi Flynn.[7] With the 59th pick, they selected Jalen Harris.[8]

Roster
2020–21 Toronto Raptors roster
Players Coaches
Pos.No.NameHeightWeightDOBFrom
F 3 Anunoby, OG Injured 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m) 232 lb (105 kg) 1997-07-17 Indiana
C 46 Baynes, Aron 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 260 lb (118 kg) 1986-12-09 Washington State
G/F 95 Bembry, DeAndre' 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1994-07-04 Saint Joseph's
C 24 Birch, Khem 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 233 lb (106 kg) 1992-09-28 UNLV
F 25 Boucher, Chris 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 215 lb (98 kg) 1993-01-11 Oregon
G 8 Flynn, Malachi 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) 175 lb (79 kg) 1998-05-10 San Diego State
C 55 Gillespie, Freddie 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 245 lb (111 kg) 1997-06-14 Baylor
G 2 Harris, Jalen Injured (TW) 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) 195 lb (88 kg) 1998-09-14 Nevada
G/F 32 Hood, Rodney Injured 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) 208 lb (94 kg) 1992-10-20 Duke
G/F 5 Johnson, Stanley 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 242 lb (110 kg) 1996-05-29 Arizona
G 7 Lowry, Kyle Injured (C) 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) 196 lb (89 kg) 1986-03-25 Villanova
F 43 Siakam, Pascal Injured 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 230 lb (104 kg) 1994-04-02 New Mexico State
G 33 Trent, Gary 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) 209 lb (95 kg) 1999-01-18 Duke
G 23 VanVleet, Fred Injured 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) 197 lb (89 kg) 1994-02-25 Wichita State
F 18 Watanabe, Yuta Injured 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 215 lb (98 kg) 1994-10-13 George Washington
G 1 Watson, Paul Injured 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 210 lb (95 kg) 1994-12-30 Fresno State
Head coach
Assistant coach(es)
Legend
  • (C) Team captain
  • (DP) Unsigned draft pick
  • (FA) Free agent
  • (S) Suspended
  • (GL) On assignment to G League affiliate
  • (TW) Two-way affiliate player
  • Injured Injured

Roster
Last transaction: May 16, 2021

Standings

Division
Atlantic DivisionWLPCTGBHomeRoadDivGP
c − Philadelphia 76ers4923.681–29–720–1610–272
x – Brooklyn Nets4824.6671.028–820–168–472
x – New York Knicks4131.5698.025–1116–204–872
x – Boston Celtics3636.50013.021–1515–214–872
Toronto Raptors2745.37522.016–2011–254–872

Conference
Eastern Conference
#TeamWLPCTGBGP
1c − Philadelphia 76ers *4923.681–72
2x – Brooklyn Nets4824.6671.072
3y – Milwaukee Bucks *4626.6393.072
4x – New York Knicks4131.5698.072
5y – Atlanta Hawks *4131.5698.072
6x – Miami Heat4032.5569.072
7x – Boston Celtics3636.50013.072
8x – Washington Wizards3438.47215.072
9pi – Indiana Pacers3438.47215.072
10pi – Charlotte Hornets3339.45816.072
11Chicago Bulls3141.43118.072
12Toronto Raptors2745.37522.072
13Cleveland Cavaliers2250.30627.072
14Orlando Magic2151.29228.072
15Detroit Pistons2052.27829.072

Notes

  • z – Clinched home court advantage for the entire playoffs
  • c – Clinched home court advantage for the conference playoffs
  • y – Clinched division title
  • x – Clinched playoff spot
  • pb – Clinched play-in spot
  • o – Eliminated from playoff contention
  • * – Division leader

Record vs opponents
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Atlantic Division Northwest Division
Team Home Road Team Home Road
Boston 114–126 106–120125–132 Denver 135–111 111–121
Brooklyn 114–103103–116 123–117 Minnesota 112–116 86–81
New York 100–83 96–102103–120 Oklahoma City 112–106 103–113
Philadelphia 110–103102–109 93–100 Portland 117–122 111–112
Utah 112–115 102–106
3–3 1–5 2–3 1–4
Division 4–8 Division 3–7
Central Division Pacific Division
Team Home Road Team Home Road
Chicago 113–122 95–118102–114 Golden State 130–77 105–106
Cleveland 112–96 105–116135–115 L.A. Clippers 96–115 100–105
Detroit 105–129 112–116104–118 L.A. Lakers 101–110 121–114
Indiana 113–125 107–102114–129 Phoenix 100–104 115–123
Milwaukee 108–115 124–113110–96 Sacramento 124–126 144–123
1–4 4–6 1–4 2–3
Division 5–10 Division 3–7
Southeast Division Southwest Division
Team Home Road Team Home Road
Atlanta 120–121103–108 121–132 Dallas 116–93 110–114
Charlotte 111–108116–113 104–114 Houston 122–111 99–117
Miami 102–111101–81 108–116 Memphis 99–109 128–113
Orlando 115–102113–102 123–108 New Orleans 99–113 116–120
Washington 103–101129–131* 137–115 San Antonio 117–112 114–119
6–4 2–3 3–2 1–4
Division 8–7 Division 4–6
Conference 17–25 (Home: 10–11; Road: 7–14) Conference 10–20 (Home: 6–9; Road: 4–11)
Overall 27–45 (Home: 16–20; Road: 11–25)

(* game decided in overtime)

Game log

Preseason
2020 pre-season game log
Total: 2–1 (Home: 0–1; Road: 2–0)
Preseason: 2–1 (home: 0–1; road: 2–0)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
1 December 12 @ Charlotte W 111–100 Matt Thomas (16) Anunoby, Baynes (5) Thomas, VanVleet (5) Spectrum Center 1–0
2 December 14 @ Charlotte W 112–109 Fred VanVleet (23) Chris Boucher (8) Fred VanVleet (4) Spectrum Center 2–0
3 December 18 Miami L 105–117 Kyle Lowry (25) Pascal Siakam (9) Fred VanVleet (7) Amalie Arena
 2–1
2020–21 season schedule

Regular season
2020–21 game log
Total: 27–45 (Home: 16–20; Road: 11–25)
December: 1–3 (home: 1–1; road: 0–2)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
1 December 23 New Orleans L 99–113 Pascal Siakam (20) Aron Baynes (9) Kyle Lowry (10) Amalie Arena
3,800		 0–1
2 December 26 @ San Antonio L 114–119 Fred VanVleet (27) Pascal Siakam (15) Kyle Lowry (10) AT&T Center
0		 0–2
3 December 29 @ Philadelphia L 93–100 Kyle Lowry (24) Johnson, Lowry (8) Kyle Lowry (9) Wells Fargo Center
0		 0–3
4 December 31 New York W 100–83 Fred VanVleet (25) Chris Boucher (9) Fred VanVleet (7) Amalie Arena
3,449		 1–3
January: 7–9 (home: 5–4; road: 2–5)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
5 January 2 @ New Orleans L 116–120 Fred VanVleet (27) Fred VanVleet (8) Kyle Lowry (8) Smoothie King Center
750		 1–4
6 January 4 Boston L 114–126 Fred VanVleet (35) Fred VanVleet (8) Kyle Lowry (5) Amalie Arena
3,740		 1–5
7 January 6 @ Phoenix L 115–123 Pascal Siakam (32) Lowry, Siakam (9) Fred VanVleet (7) PHX Arena
0		 1–6
8 January 8 @ Sacramento W 144–123 Fred VanVleet (34) Chris Boucher (10) Pascal Siakam (12) Golden 1 Center
0		 2–6
9 January 10 @ Golden State L 105–106 Pascal Siakam (25) Pascal Siakam (11) Kyle Lowry (6) Chase Center
0		 2–7
10 January 11 @ Portland L 111–112 Pascal Siakam (22) Pascal Siakam (13) Pascal Siakam (10) Moda Center
0		 2–8
11 January 14 Charlotte W 111–108 Chris Boucher (25) Chris Boucher (10) Kyle Lowry (12) Amalie Arena
0		 3–8
12 January 16 Charlotte W 116–113 Norman Powell (24) Chris Boucher (9) Fred VanVleet (10) Amalie Arena
0		 4–8
13 January 18 Dallas W 116–93 Kyle Lowry (23) OG Anunoby (11) Kyle Lowry (7) Amalie Arena
0		 5–8
14 January 20 Miami L 102–111 Fred VanVleet (24) Kyle Lowry (10) Fred VanVleet (9) Amalie Arena
0		 5–9
15 January 22 Miami W 101–81 Norman Powell (23) Pascal Siakam (14) Fred VanVleet (7) Amalie Arena
0		 6–9
16 January 24 @ Indiana W 107–102 OG Anunoby (30) OG Anunoby (8) Norman Powell (6) Bankers Life Fieldhouse
0		 7–9
17 January 25 @ Indiana L 114–129 Fred VanVleet (25) Chris Boucher (9) Johnson, Powell, VanVleet (6) Bankers Life Fieldhouse
0		 7–10
18 January 27 Milwaukee L 108–115 Norman Powell (26) Pascal Siakam (9) Fred VanVleet (10) Amalie Arena
0		 7–11
19 January 29 Sacramento L 124–126 Pascal Siakam (32) Aron Baynes (10) Lowry, VanVleet (6) Amalie Arena
0		 7–12
20 January 31 Orlando W 115–102 Pascal Siakam (30) Aron Baynes (16) Kyle Lowry (15) Amalie Arena
0		 8–12
February: 9–5 (home: 2–2; road: 7–3)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
21 February 2 @ Orlando W 123–108 Fred VanVleet (54) Kyle Lowry (10) Kyle Lowry (10) Amway Center
3,211		 9–12
22 February 5 @ Brooklyn W 123–117 Pascal Siakam (33) Pascal Siakam (11) Kyle Lowry (7) Barclays Center
0		 10–12
23 February 6 @ Atlanta L 121–132 Chris Boucher (29) Chris Boucher (10) Fred VanVleet (10) State Farm Arena
991		 10–13
24 February 8 @ Memphis W 128–113 Siakam, VanVleet (32) Chris Boucher (10) Fred VanVleet (9) FedExForum
1,844		 11–13
25 February 10 @ Washington W 137–115 Norman Powell (28) Chris Boucher (15) Fred VanVleet (7) Capital One Arena
0		 12–13
26 February 11 @ Boston L 106–120 Kyle Lowry (24) Aron Baynes (8) Fred VanVleet (11) TD Garden
0		 12–14
27 February 14 Minnesota L 112–116 Kyle Lowry (24) Pascal Siakam (8) Siakam, VanVleet (6) Amalie Arena
0		 12–15
28 February 16 @ Milwaukee W 124–113 Fred VanVleet (33) Pascal Siakam (13) Fred VanVleet (7) Fiserv Forum
250		 13–15
29 February 18 @ Milwaukee W 110–96 Norman Powell (29) Anunoby, Boucher (7) Fred VanVleet (8) Fiserv Forum
500		 14–15
30 February 19 @ Minnesota W 86–81 Norman Powell (31) Baynes, Siakam (9) Pascal Siakam (6) Target Center
0		 15–15
31 February 21 Philadelphia W 110–103 Siakam, VanVleet (23) Pascal Siakam (7) Fred VanVleet (9) Amalie Arena
0		 16–15
32 February 23 Philadelphia L 102–109 Norman Powell (24) Fred VanVleet (8) Fred VanVleet (8) Amalie Arena
0		 16–16
33 February 24 @ Miami L 108–116 Lowry, VanVleet (24) Kyle Lowry (7) Kyle Lowry (8) American Airlines Arena
0		 16–17
34 February 26 Houston W 122–111 Norman Powell (30) Kyle Lowry (11) Kyle Lowry (10) Amalie Arena
0		 17–17
— February 28 Chicago Postponed due to COVID-19. Makeup date: April 8.[9]
March: 1–13 (home: 1–5; road: 0–8)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
— March 2 Detroit Postponed due to COVID-19. Makeup date: March 3.[10]
35 March 3 Detroit L 105–129 Norman Powell (36) Chris Boucher (8) Kyle Lowry (6) Amalie Arena
0		 17–18
36 March 4 @ Boston L 125–132 Chris Boucher (30) Aron Baynes (9) Kyle Lowry (19) TD Garden
0		 17–19
37 March 11 Atlanta L 120–121 Norman Powell (33) Aron Baynes (15) Kyle Lowry (12) Amalie Arena
0		 17–20
38 March 13 @ Charlotte L 104–114 Kyle Lowry (19) Henry Ellenson (9) Kyle Lowry (8) Spectrum Center
2,861		 17–21
39 March 14 @ Chicago L 95–118 Norman Powell (32) Baynes, Lowry (5) Kyle Lowry (8) United Center
0		 17–22
40 March 17 @ Detroit L 112–116 Norman Powell (43) Kyle Lowry (6) Kyle Lowry (15) Little Caesars Arena
750		 17–23
41 March 19 Utah L 112–115 Pascal Siakam (27) Fred VanVleet (6) Siakam, VanVleet (9) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 17–24
42 March 21 @ Cleveland L 105–116 Fred VanVleet (23) Aron Baynes (9) Fred VanVleet (7) Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 17–25
43 March 22 @ Houston L 99–117 Fred VanVleet (27) Boucher, Siakam (10) Kyle Lowry (8) Toyota Center
2,965		 17–26
44 March 24 Denver W 135–111 Pascal Siakam (27) Pascal Siakam (8) Kyle Lowry (9) Amalie Arena
1,578		 18–26
45 March 26 Phoenix L 100–104 Pascal Siakam (26) Pascal Siakam (11) Lowry, Siakam (6) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 18–27
46 March 28 Portland L 117–122 Pascal Siakam (26) Chris Boucher (11) Fred VanVleet (8) Amalie Arena
2,021		 18–28
47 March 29 @ Detroit L 104–118 Fred VanVleet (22) Pascal Siakam (6) Siakam, Trent Jr. (5) Little Caesars Arena
750		 18–29
48 March 31 @ Oklahoma City L 103–113 Gary Trent Jr. (31) OG Anunoby (11) Fred VanVleet (7) Chesapeake Energy Arena
0		 18–30
April: 8–7 (home: 7–4; road: 1–3)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
49 April 2 Golden State W 130–77 Pascal Siakam (36) Yuta Watanabe (8) Flynn, Siakam (5) Amalie Arena
3,085		 19–30
50 April 5 Washington W 103–101 Pascal Siakam (22) Aron Baynes (8) DeAndre' Bembry (5) Amalie Arena
1,620		 20–30
51 April 6 L. A. Lakers L 101–110 Pascal Siakam (27) Boucher, Flynn (8) Malachi Flynn (4) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 20–31
52 April 8 Chicago L 113–122 Chris Boucher (38) Chris Boucher (19) Malachi Flynn (7) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 20–32
53 April 10 @ Cleveland W 135–115 Gary Trent Jr. (44) Gary Trent Jr. (7) Malachi Flynn (11) Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse
4,148		 21–32
54 April 11 @ New York L 96–102 Gary Trent Jr. (23) Chris Boucher (12) Chris Boucher (14) Madison Square Garden
1,833		 21–33
55 April 13 Atlanta L 103–108 Pascal Siakam (30) Khem Birch (7) Pascal Siakam (7) Amalie Arena
1,427		 21–34
56 April 14 San Antonio W 117–112 OG Anunoby (22) Chris Boucher (12) Malachi Flynn (7) Amalie Arena
1,184		 22–34
57 April 16 Orlando W 113–102 Paul Watson Jr. (30) Boucher, Gillespie (7) Malachi Flynn (8) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 23–34
58 April 18 Oklahoma City W 112–106 Chris Boucher (31) Chris Boucher (11) Flynn, Watson Jr. (5) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 24–34
59 April 21 Brooklyn W 114–103 Pascal Siakam (27) Pascal Siakam (9) Pascal Siakam (6) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 25–34
60 April 24 @ New York L 103–120 Anunoby, VanVleet (27) Birch, Lowry, Siakam (7) Fred VanVleet (11) Madison Square Garden
1,981		 25–35
61 April 26 Cleveland W 112–96 Pascal Siakam (25) Khem Birch (6) Kyle Lowry (10) Amalie Arena
1,626		 26–35
62 April 27 Brooklyn L 103–116 Kyle Lowry (24) Khem Birch (14) Anunoby, Lowry (6) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 26–36
63 April 29 @ Denver L 111–121 OG Anunoby (25) Khem Birch (8) Kyle Lowry (7) Ball Arena
4,025		 26–37
May: 1–8 (home: 0–4; road: 1–4)
GameDateTeamScoreHigh pointsHigh reboundsHigh assistsLocation
Attendance		Record
64 May 1 @ Utah L 102–106 Fred VanVleet (30) Khem Birch (10) Fred VanVleet (7) Vivint Arena
6,506		 26–38
65 May 2 @ L. A. Lakers W 121–114 Pascal Siakam (39) Pascal Siakam (13) Kyle Lowry (11) Staples Center
2,053		 27–38
66 May 4 @ L. A. Clippers L 100–105 Fred VanVleet (27) Khem Birch (8) Fred VanVleet (13) Staples Center
1,714		 27–39
67 May 6 Washington L 129–131 (OT) Pascal Siakam (44) Pascal Siakam (11) Pascal Siakam (7) Amalie Arena
2,494		 27–40
68 May 8 Memphis L 99–109 Siakam, Trent Jr. (18) Freddie Gillespie (8) Birch, Harris, Siakam (4) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 27–41
69 May 11 L. A. Clippers L 96–115 Chris Boucher (16) Boucher, Gillespie (7) Flynn, Harris (4) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 27–42
70 May 13 @ Chicago L 102–114 Stanley Johnson (35) Stanley Johnson (10) Malachi Flynn (7) United Center
3,395		 27–43
71 May 14 @ Dallas L 110–114 Jalen Harris (31) Stanley Johnson (10) DeAndre' Bembry (6) American Airlines Center
4,493		 27–44
72 May 16 Indiana L 113–125 Malachi Flynn (27) Khem Birch (14) Stanley Johnson (7) Amalie Arena
N/A[lower-alpha 1]		 27–45
2020–21 season schedule

Transactions
Main article: List of 2020–21 NBA season transactions

Overview
Players Added

Via draft

Via trade

Via free agency

 Players Lost

Via free agency

Via trade

Waived

Trades
March 25, 2021[11] To Toronto Raptors
Gary Trent Jr.
Rodney Hood		 To Portland Trail Blazers
Norman Powell
March 25, 2021[12] To Toronto Raptors
2021 second-round pick (via Memphis Grizzlies)		 To Sacramento Kings
Terence Davis
March 25, 2021[13] To Toronto Raptors
2021 second-round pick (via Golden State Warriors)		 To Utah Jazz
Matt Thomas

Re-signed
Date Player Contract terms Ref.
November 24 Fred VanVleet 4 year $85 million [14]
November 25 Chris Boucher 2 year $13.5 million [15][16]
December 1 Oshae Brissett 2 year minimum deal [17][18]
December 20 Paul Watson 1 year minimum deal [19][20]

Additions
Date Player Contract terms Former team Ref.
November 24 Aron Baynes 2 year $14.3 million Phoenix Suns [21][22]
November 29 DeAndre' Bembry 2 year $4 million Atlanta Hawks [23][24]
Alex Len 1 year $2.3 million Sacramento Kings [25][26]
December 1 Henry Ellenson 2 year minimum deal Brooklyn Nets [18][27]
Alize Johnson 1 year (Exhibit 10) Indiana Pacers [18][28]
December 20 Yuta Watanabe Two-way contract Memphis Grizzlies [18][20][27][29]
February 26 Donta Hall 10-day contract NBA G League Ignite (G League) [30]
April 8 Freddie Gillespie Memphis Hustle (G League) [31]
April 10 Khem Birch Signed for rest of season Orlando Magic [32]

Subtractions
Date Player Reason New Team Ref.
November 24 Marc Gasol Unrestricted free agent Los Angeles Lakers [33]
November 25 Serge Ibaka Los Angeles Clippers [34]
December 3 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Minnesota Timberwolves [35]
December 18 Malcolm Miller Utah Jazz [36]
November 26 Dewan Hernandez Waived Raptors 905 (G League) [37]
December 20 Oshae Brissett Fort Wayne Mad Ants (G League) [20][38]
Alize Johnson Brooklyn Nets
Henry Ellenson
January 19 Alex Len Washington Wizards [39]
March 8 Donta Hall 10-day contract expired Orlando Magic [30]
April 9 Patrick McCaw Waived [40]

See also

Notes
  1. Spectators were in attendance, but the exact number was not reported.

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